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Who speat many hours in endeayol-
that would afford the greatest pleas
ute 10 The greatest nunber. aud i. IL
desiI able that IL should be carried out
to the letter. Many may be present
who wcul.l ike 10 hear something
hom gentlemen whose names ATE not
on the lat CT speakers. To such We
~ouii say the great msjorii, are not
expecting speeches from any but those
"ho have been advertised IN deliver
addrsases. and q rigid adherence 10
Tue Programme ia this respect may
be expected. fhose who 40 no, Ina
this arrangement would 10 well TO
make themselves ooaspicunu Us hg
ti.tir absence. 50 as not 10 keep others
ircm hayiny good time. I he Com
mistee extends hearty invitation 10
all Irrespective If politics. to be-
present; still it might he better for
'h' 80 not In sympathy with tho pur-
poses OF tie Society To remember
that II Is no: their funeral. Those
who expect to get on high lone
some" cell confectionery. paint the
place red, or bring politics or secta.
rlanism into the meeting or organiza-
ton would do well to- undo rtake that
Kind Of business at respectful DIS
lance, say one mile at l,as,. Tie
GREAT OBJECT 10 10 have COED TINE
FOR ALL.
Please rise and sing w.thou, lin
inS:
oh. yes lnbodsn will be there;
The Big Coated cant stay away,
Aud the little Confeds why, il 5 ,Seir day,
Aid Of course they all will be there.
CHoRUs-(ALL SING
oh. yes, we all will be there.
Well meet ihete, well talk there.
Yes, il We have 20 walk there.
You bet we all will be therei
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On MOOREF,ELp.
To- NoM rcsfdcnf-.

NOTICE To- Non rcsf0cnf..
YEIEST VIRGINIA, TO wir AT rule,
wv ell in the Clerks Office OF The Cireai,
Court OF Hampshire county, on the Ia, Mon.
day in Jure 1887.
Nimrod whitacreJ Administrator of william
s. Hook, dec d.. plainiiG,
az
Daniel p. Oats Thomas H. Gate. A. NJ.
Hook. - Shoemaker, - Griffin, part.
ners under the name OF Shoe maker Il Crit.
6th. Samuel Cooper, Surviving partner OF
Cooper h Hotn, John 3. Caudy, Admins.
traitor of John Horn. dec a.. Charles daS.
kins. U. N. Hiett, tr 4stee. A. q. 10y AMI
Daniel Parrish, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object ofthis suit is To ascertain the
liens binding the real estate of defendant
auiel p. OaieJ aud to subject said real esiaIs
to the payment Of such liens and costs Of
suit. &c. Aud IL appearing from an aida
Wit that Thomas Ii. Oats - Shoem, kef,
and - Gnffi b, partners under the namo
Of Shoemaker 4 Griffith. and Daniel Parrish,
are non residents Of the State Of Yves, vir
Rinia. IL iOordered, that ssid nonresident
defendants do appear here within Que mon IN
after the date Of the first publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect their u-
terests In this suit. Tesie,
v. NJ. POLLING. Clek
Aug. 5 .lss7.4t. Circuit Court Bamp. Co.
trlournoy, Attorney for PiainhG
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10 Bhel. And TO Tho POINT

Dyspepsia IL dreadful Disordered liver
is misery. Indigestion Is a foe to good "a
tnfe.
The human digestive apparatus is one Of
the most complicat 4 and wonderful things
10 existence. II is easily out ont Of order
Grtssy food, tough food slogj food bsd
cookery mental worry, late hours. irregular
nabiiei sod many other iAings which ought
not 10 be, bavs made tie American people a
nation of dysyeptcs.
Bot Greeh's August Flower has done a
wonderful work in Reforming Oh sad busi-
Dtss sod making tbe Amerc,n people 30
healthy that thcy eau erj0y their meals and
be- happy
Remember No happiness without health
Bot Itevu's August Flower brings health
aud happiness TO the dyspepiic Ask your
druggist Ter tOtu,. Seventy Eve cents
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Basket Maplinp.

There will tie Bsske. Meeting
hold at tie School Hou on Little
Capon near the esidence Of Col.
Alex. Monroe, on Saturday, the 18th
Inst, commencing at 1880 q. IN.
Every body is invi Ell to attend. The
services will he conducted Ivy Rev.
Samuel Emsto".
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REUNION ARMY OF VEST
VIRGINIA.
EXCURSION TICKETS.

BIZ Eleventh Reuaion Of the Socie " of
] the Army Of Wet Virginia will be held
81 wheeling. August 23rd to 10th, and for
the accommodation Of all persons desiring
to attend. excursion tickets will be sold to
Wheeling by the Baltimore and Ohio 2.il
Road Company, AT one fare Tor the rouu nd
trip from all stations vest Of aud including
Cumberland. Tickets will be sold every dav
from August 22nd tU26,h, inclusive, aud all
tickets will be good Tor return passage until
August 21th. in elusive.
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Guarantee O: Purity.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, June 5, 81
Having been stationed ut the Brad
dock Dietiie'y whilst In operation us
United States Storekeep;r and Qua
ger, hereby certify that James Clark
aud Co.,. DIstiicrs in tie manufacr
ture Of their Pure Malt Whiskey u-e
Only Barley Malt. spectfulIy,
JNo. IL. YOUNG,
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still ia a state OF single b:essedness
| We 10 Lot like mistakes OK this kind
any more thai tie parties coLc.rn'
Ell do.
Several years ago bought an Oil.
yer Chill Plow from I. Il. q. PaIcaks
and have Used i. IN nea' IL all kinds oil
land. and anbestitatiogIy pronounce
It hfst-cIsss implement IN every re-.
speot. Tie draft is lixht.
JAMES w. PowaELL.
Messrs. j. c. oLoupe and Charles
1. Wifginan took in the Tournsmen I
a, Oak Grove Wednesday. We ac-
Knowledge tie receipt OF an invi :
ton To be present AMI regret tia, NO
could not do .o.
Look out for c,mpositiJn ana
glass ccunleI,,it dollar that Is circu
ialing exiensiveIy. 1t is Father I'M
derweight. AMI furnishes after being
used II little.
Tue house of NJ. Joha Davy, Of
Lutte Capon. this County, was burn
ed "Wednesday. together IT'D nearly
all his households effects.
Q Rev. Pack Fiournoy AMI Hon.
Richard Fiournoy, of Virgins, are
he guests OF their bfo.hsr Senator
Fiournoy in this place.
MIR. lamp. Hid r. OF Moorefield,
took tie 80 train ior Kryser We'll
desda7. He had just re.atleI fro ID
Winchester.
Mrs. Hanna KuykAndall, Miss An
ME Tabb and Rev. VauDevanter, Of
Mont Alto, are visiting friends in
this place.
h!isses Annie KuykenJall aud Ole
Enter and Mr.. Samuel |. Kreemer,
are attending the Teachers Institu te
a. Keyser.
Mr.. David Kuykcndal', Of the See-
ond National Bank of Cumberland.
and his brother Mr.. Harry Kuyken-
dali. are visiting in Ha:dy.
Mr.. L. Beckman, night watchman
at he depot has been quite sick for
q week and is still confined to his
house.
Messrs. Bell ard Wallace. from
Pennsylvania, are stopping at Mr.,
James Sbeetz's.
Prof. o. w. Schaefrer and Yrs. O.
w. Parsons each received an uprin BIT
Stief Piano from Baltimore this week
Dir. james Stump, from up the riy.
er, was in town on business Wednes-
day
We noticed Mr. Jack rancake.
FRI M up the river, was in town Sat.
urjay.
Mrs. french and her daughter are
vt her farm, Beaver Bottom, near
Springfield.
Mr.. A. S Alexander, OF Moore
field. took he l so train Wednesday
FOX Martinsbu-c.
Mesars. 4 G. Soua!Se, and James
Mcdonald. of Cold Stream, were in
town Tuesday.
The infant daughter If MIR. and
Mrs. Dave Heath. OF Sprin. Gelf. died
on Thursday Of List eek.
Messrs. William Montgomery and
William Polling went up to the Trough
on fishing expedition tuesday
Mrs. Baird. mother OF Mr. Willie
Baird, is a guest at Mr.. Sheets.
Mrs. Ahram bass is visiting friends
in town his week.
Miss St ele, Of Alabama is The
guest Of Mrs. Capt. White.
John Nixon OF Capon Bridge, Wis
tied our town Wednesday.
Hon. G. w. Daley. of Keyser was
in town this week.
Collector Brady Is in Penlletou.
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That Big Reunion. .

Below we notice several suggestions
cOhccrn,ug the proper management Of
the Big X union, made 10y a mem
Ter Of Use Society Of ex.Confe crate
ooid'ers y be Programme prepared
Tor 'bc occasion rejects great credit
upon the COMMITTEE VI AuaD yem1nts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19
Guarantee Of Purity.

CUMBERLAND. MD, June 3, 1887.
Having been stationed nt the Br d.
deck Di'iiilery whilst in operation a.
United States Storekeeper and Qua
ger, hereby certify that JAS. Clarke
and O., Distillers, in the DaBufrc.
tuTe If their Pure Malt Wbiskey use
only Barley Mal:. Rest ectfuiiy,
1. =. WILLARD.
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Services at st. Stephens

Religious services will he held in
St. S'ep1en's Episcopal church in
this place on Sunday. the 2lst inst,
by the II, c. or, Rov. Gibbons, who was
prevented from filing his last appoint.
mcut there by an accident 90 the
road.
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Guarantee Of Purity.

CUMBEnLAND. MD., June 8, 'S7.
Ilayiul been stationed at the Bred.
doEk Dis'iIlery whilst in operation as
United States ) orekeepef an Qua.
ger, ! hereby certify that James Clark
ami Co, "Distillers" in the manrfac
tuie 81 their celebrated Braddock
Pure Rye Whisky ne only Rye and
Barley Malt Rospectfullr,
l.. u. IEnOK.
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All Day Meeting.

There will be an All Day Meeting
in fredericksburg Gap on Sunday,
the 2S'h OF this month. Rev. Henry
Holman will be present.
w. 4. WooLF, L. G..
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WON z)EISFUL CAV
ICIeNS OF LURAY

TNBE Bsilim 1re and Ohio Raj! Road ON
l. paDy announces q popular excursion TO
l.uray tor ThuTsd y. Angus; 20 q. A spe
cial ,rsin will run from Cumberland to La :
roy and Ietarn on that date.
Following Is the schedule OF tune and
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CLOSING our

am determined to sell OFT all
my present stock of Millinery,
Hats &C., to make room for new
goods. Many things lave been
marked down 10 cost, and many
below cost. This IS q splendid
cbarce for the ladies to secure
many new and fashionable articles
tor a great deal less than they are
worth. The sale ofthese goods will
commence on Saturday the 9th
instant and continue until tie stock
is closed out.
MRS. WM. MYTINGER.
Rcn,ney, w. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19

Arrive at Cumberland 10 80 am.
The above rates include admission TO the
Csvetns. FIJI your lunch brskei and enjoy
dag visiting these remarkable caveins
which rank among the great wonders Of TIE
world
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19
jcwarc Of Oiutments Tor Catarrh
that contain Mercury,

y
as Mercury will surely destroy tbs sense q
smell and coompleiely dersngo the whole
system when entering u through the mucus
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions ftom reputable ply
siciAug a. ,he damage they will do are ten
fold 10 the good you ctu possibly derive frorn
them Halls Cata,rh Cure, manufactured
bp 2 j. Cheney Il Co., To le do, Ohio. en-
taIns 20 mercury aud is takea internally AZ d
acts directly upon be blood and mucus sur.
faces OF The system IN buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure that you get the genuine
IL is tekeu internally and made iu Toledo
ohio, by J. J. cheney h Co.
~ Sold by Druggists, price Use per ottle
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19

MARTjN Near keyser, 90 the Ilth met
Mr. bbLMrS MARTIN. aged n cnts fisre
waihs were brought to Burlr gtou !or inter.
ment, where &c formerly resided
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TnRrs CnnLcugs. August

THREE CuuhcnEs. August lo.
Mr. Editor: Mrs. John Sheath
Ell is visiting friends in this vicini-
~. SIR. e. w. uaines Ia teach.
log a successful school here: he Inns
fifteen pupils in attendance he
will teach two months and II half.
Mrs. Thompson remains quite fee
bic Miss NaInie Ewers is recov-
ering. Mr.. Jas. Swisher and wife
are visiting friends in the Valley
of Virginia. Dir. w. Il. Corhwell
will return 10 the Midc letown
school in Virginia the last Of this
month he expects to stay year
tins time. Rain Is badly needed in
this section.
PATRICK O'coNNELL.
-
HorKiNs LICK Run. August IL.
Mr.. Editor: We are again hav-
ing dry weather, corn and buck
wheat will be cut short in this | Or
ton of Gore district; the farmers
are threshing their wheat which
fall short OF their expectation in
bushels per acre: have lots of straw
and but little wheat. Most every
imaginable Kind of disease is
among the people at this time: the
awful disease diphtheria seems the
most Fatal and dreaded: today we
buried Mr.. Benjamin Shanholtzer 8
wife and little daughter in one
grave at the old Baptist church
aud on Saturday last we buried
his second son at the same place.
The bcreaved mother wept
bitterly over the grave OF her con.
At home size was seized with
this awful disease ard the third
night che depa:ted tits life one
hour before her little daugh er
who had been sick some days be-
fore. Who does not sympa-
thize with Mr. Shanholtzer in his
sore bereavement left with
three small children Nho at this
time ale threatened with the
sam disease. Yet notwithstaud-
all THIS the Youngsters will have
their fun aud levity: these festivals
picnics and parties of various kinds
20 on all the SAME aud from
fore shadowings OF The times there
will be few weddings in the near
future. To know more particular
~ about this matter ask Messrs l..
ID. Stump. Frank Light and W.
II Cornwell, Of lligginsville. 10
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Home Correspondence.

THIS depart a,sni Is The peoples. wecon,sol
out do not direetit Correspondents must
assume tie responsibility Of their letters
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19

500 to So 500 a g s4T,sass s' sss y e
made working for us- Agents preferred syh9 COS
furnish their own horses on gi.c she.r Nlus t''uA
to the business. Spare nosAeBta may 40 yrult6aly
employed also. A few vacancies In towns anal ces.
2. r. JOHNSON B CO.. Ills Haia IL. Eic-I.oE0. Va
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-08-19
Fall 1857.

- SaA 1891
Flannel dress goods
new styles and mix
lures just reed.
B o u c ! e Jackets
come in new designs
and new patterns
this season aud are
lower in price.
The fall sty les in
table oil cloth are
very pretty this
season.
We still have a few
prints left at 3 cts
a yard.
just opened a large
stock Of prints in
combination suit
ings.
New stock of COR
sets, silk handker-|
chiefs, collars cuffs
ties and small wares
generally, just OPP
ened,
Large supply Of tin
cans and glass fruit
jars on hand at low
prices.
Country made split
bottom chairs at
$6. Il set.
Three heavy draft
horses for sale.
Two second hand 4
horse wagons for
sale cheap.
about 5000 feet of
choice yellow pine
plank well seasoned
Two thorough bred
Jersey cows will be
sold at a bargain,
also 5 tons timothy
hay.
Ehe house and lot
formerly owned and
occupied by George
Smith will be sold
cheap for cash CIR
ON easy terms.
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THE TRIBUN E,
NE w.YORIE

t %c" arrived 4 Il: Bar a q .,-. on.,.
town S. with mdss 46s passengers WI Hurst Ar
Bristol !Sy e. &. s Ss1 4.
80 with mdse 10 James Arkei Co. Arrived Al the Oar "
Steamer oruOco (Br Garv,n Bermuda days win Is .s
an sps 1 s%. 10 Z oa''0''aS' ~ A
steamer City San Antonio Wilder. Key West dayA
with nase and passengers 10 z II Mallory & Co IA.
steamer Nacoochee kenpton savannah days with md"
steamer wyanoke. Jennsy Richmond. City Point ,aa
Steamer ssascs walker Newport News and West poh'
Va with mdse and passengers Old Domiaon $: Co .,
.sf.s st aoa md S,g to John Id" wns%.
ms sS I .1. ry,.ss Ss %%s
Barr pi..ds Ie1 ys,.s To- n
c. sE Mr.sd; c.sps Saf srs a son % S'n
Bark Adelaide uiah Ba'so. Ne"'hAVeh' al
ssSr Emma Crosby Campbell. st John B. with inmO''
scSr FraSS and Willie Br Brown. st John. NB DAY"
with lumber to ensr. vessel to Mensy; sa,. with an
bel to simpson. CLAMP & Co. AZ
sUNsEr-At Sagdv Hook. wind moderate 81 e'ou"
CITY Island wind light sw cloudy ~ ,~r
rysieaner La sretasue (Fr which arrived "a, is'i 10
Havre brought 6ls passengers Arrived ~ 'n' '
Arrived Yesterday ,-1.,s
BARK Der waaderer Kastelhold. POsey uSeh "a
yes Co. s'' ' ' .,,vn
Steamer Mexico for havana .. p-.men
Ships Frederick Hamburg; Theo Fischer ~ aas
Also sAilcd-vl, Lea Island ,eund-snp Af'''
nos Ayres. Bark Truro. for Hamburg
BELOW
Ship Dora toer, Meyer. Bremen June 2I
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER"
FOREIGN PORTS .~
orv,xsrowx Aug IA Arrived steamer indiana Sss re-
from philadelphia A az 8. on her 10 Liverpos w.
ceededl wvoming (bn
steamer: A.rana sr e, Hs,9; ana "'' ,
HAaBUR0 Aug l3-Saled steamer Europa '''' =,
for Nsw-York. ,..,aam (Dtcab
Van der Zee, for New-York. - p.,n.xivauia. Tbo"
ANTWERP. Aug l2-Arrivsd steamer Fon"''
Sasd steamer Beforehand tBsix). Beynon IS FL -
HIvRx AUG Il-Arlvs cd. steamer Ia osseos
tellL from Ssw.York- rS~
HAVANA Aux ls-sallsd steamer City Of Puep'~'
from uexican ports hence Tor NsW.YsrS.
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Soye v,1ApBopOs COURrEsIES


Imade IauE ps yesterday OF sort whlcn IL IS more
common than agreeable 20 commit Happening 10 20
into anon for purpose asking some little favor
thought requite II in measure by sind inquiry IS
to the son OF the shopkeeper, with whom mad oeen
ussd 10 zeal Instead OF receiving the customary
Boston reply OF. "He is nicely. thank you Was
Mortified 10y his father blunt remark; my son mas
zone TO the devil Ye sir the young cub has taken 10
drinking nd bad company and have turned hin out
murniured some patiIudss about reform, wild
o.t, ate and beA ahasty retreat But moth
ing 10 the experience Of An abseat-muded physician,
fren Of mine, who ON sls return 10 tue city AFTER
long vacation happened TO meet q certain adV In .
hor,e car "hnd how is your husband" ho inquired,
AFTER the usual salutatOns. Doctor was the reply,
nave YOU forgotten already that you attended him In
his last llnessl" mum. Ia. hum he SAID of course
/ remember, IL was your that | had In mind l
meant 20 inquire about hn. /" "He died two years ago
while under your care the RESPONSE In voice IN
which anger oninated grief This was moro
than human dean could bear. and the unfortuaate
nh He'd without stopping to inquire there were
still member OF the family ~ whose departure ne
had no [ vet assisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15

Some ZOO athletic young belong TO the score OF
and clubs which have houses along the Harlem
The glorious weather OF yesterday made
hasten the stream early. The Union Boat Club
hal close and resting race, IN tho morning
The tho JUNIOR ptlrs By the
which IL. e. Kuccier Is stroke and A. Bruen bow. The
second the pairs Tor the
OF the club and silver f. Wenscht stroks aud
Kucher bow the pair vhs the trophy. J. T.
Morris of both winning crews These
mile down the
McCoub. Dam Bridge 10 Gat@s's Lunhsr Tarl Wharf The
The rightO4toI shs,
nsr an hs : "A s't
The Metropolitan owpg club, which donis- tn, receipt Of
n chal IN the Delaware Rowing cub had both
eights did Practice work irsiniaE
XIII Won ku rsEsttA The junior four ed
10 aga Bridge aud back
The Boat Club sent out Its eight aud
shsls The Nonpzr.l me nbsrs strcy
4 s FOR ITS annual regatta n@rt Saturday
The DAuntl-ss the Tho
OF cub took a
spring campaigns lie siu
afterA course of rainng IroErsss
beginning OF the season
The Granbrey barge went mp 10 College Point and tho
NowIOk Athletic an Friendship boat clubs bargos
almost as louB Jouraeya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
WORMS THAT EAT STEEL RAILS.


The has just been discovered or deesapie
microhe which fee Is iren with as nucn gIuttony
% rae plIylloxera upon the Vine Some tuo ago the
greatest confederation existed among tho engiDcers
employed the railway al Hagen 10y the accidents 90
curring always at he same place, proving th@t some
terrible defect must c, ist either la the material OF tc
construction OF the rails. The German GOVERNMENT
directed an inquiry 10 De made and conms slon d
surveillance be formed for the purpose o maintaining
constant the spot where the Incidents one :"
III a., nded with loss of lfehad occurred " was
not nowaver until after six months had elapsed tuat
the surface OF the rails appeared TO be corroded as oy
actd 10 the extent OF Yards The rail taken mp
and broken and literally followed out ny I'm n
gray worm To which the qualification OF raioverous
VS. assigned and by which 1t is t. be classed In
natural history The is SAID "a he two cenineters
In length and of the of the prong of silver fork In
circumference II Is OF HIGHT gray color ana on ine
head carries two littlo glands filled WIN corrosive
secretion which Is elected ten minutes upon the
iron This LIQUID renders the iron soft and spongy' ana
of the OF rust, aud 1t is then greedy levoued
tine insect There eIaggerati"u, says the onela
report Of the commission. ia the assertion that ths
creature for its KIND u of the mnst vorecous shu
for has deyourei thirty SIX AlloSTamnes oi ra III
fnrtn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
AMONG THE CRICKETERS.

novelty In cricket VIII be Introduced on the Staten
Island or cket ground this week A team composed Oh
only two lam lies Walkers and the OgDys, VIII pay
an eleven Of the Staten Island Cricket club on Thursday
In former YEAR IN nr,nd. " aAer family OF south
CITE AID me illlcon FAMILY each put eleven ia the AeId
ANA competed .tc.s-lulJ aeans sotl. O ne p'st -
the PcrhHp- Tie WALKER mere Will 90 - Mci
respect P~iK ground tae M~lLat an tlut mrs.
steven VIII liay tuD return match CA Ned
n,ds- and club, eleven VIII compete with he
BrHklyn tluD on ; 'ufday
Al Centr.i Pa. uewy formed club from the members
OF the Dung mist Assucia on O lUnkers WIZ
aay and on the ssme ground the COsUpo tau Club viii
meet The Riverside Cub
Tn. StaUn Is and Orcket CLUB will be active this
and n6Nt ,Jir1al % 0raO. ight ana PLAYS ne
holm club eleven match and IL add u N 10 the W i
indian touI WnlOh up by The captain, CyIil
Wilson. another team under Dee supervision Of =. w.
viii canada September II
PLAY Hamilton. 10 unto aud Mo t'a or tort Hope
There l. o. q u. afu'L proposed
AIstiaa by cl amateur and professional t"Am but
Melbourne club give "a s,cDry ruai at e"- II
vii take place. Aitlur VI MO'd, ~ the Belmont Phla
deph.. dub has the matter Ia charge and Is "
a iTs rate team
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
THE SCIENTISTS TO RE> U1E WORK TODAY


The rel sious OF the scientists town held
short prayermeetIng yesterday afternoon In Hamilton
Hall, Columbia College. Pro:e sor Drummond conduc ed
tho services Several OF the scientists short talks
The day psnt quietly most OF the member. the
lon The cool weather made tho town endure
and many went sightseeRg through tile Park aud tho
Dorhrrn end OF the cy Some OF the scientists not
got back yet from long Brancn.
The serious business OF the association will
be taken up again to-day at 10 a. IN. Tho
different sections viii meet and the will run
pretty well through lie day. The mechanical engineers
will listen 10 son- interesting papers the proposed
Me lanai in tue morning. In the afternoon
they Will take free riie at Colonel Hams
the OF Third Avenue Eleyai ell kaIlroad 10
ton Of sUna new electrical apparatus
The butansts AMI eutounbpgtst, Will probably taks
a trip down 10 Sanly Hook IN the afternoon
with Inc Ent0moo .cal Clnh OF Brooklyn Another OH
slaIght OH HE jersey mosquito may DO expected.
The poll ical economists Will 90 tue discussion
OF o.ress OF tho Uhtei states In wealth and re-
ami Mr. A'kHSon's articles In The Century
will probably lie again touched up The papers IN the
other sections more or less promising